The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-15 00:00:00

it bad ev d tined, an ration, the ite ice ag. 31115t better re' res in li r mfbeaselet return ° ;,shauld b e . qy not, t h e coot! • be AL lol , i c i If he u i offered to ht not t° charade( tnoneY say, ' Ile ; vas a° l- t . !cation the stag e L be post' )31 ft in h 6 i not e: 4 ' . cot-IWO(' measu l.° the sun' did a c ' t heir O elf ion () ; ,supPlY, A ' woo l cone a' iuld 110 t Lone)! , Irons ourts of iteod t° ra i to be excloP, A l F) shoe' he [hail t s h o t , . tioloblB rn on' .Gea' oft i c eri ion t hc ; 0 th el. by di° ad be e° denie A ci coal' s eat ° sta re' )t acloP r° ' c ,f fat T ll6 en vo° ientetsid' • ut r b e roger' Pl ace ' He f tO 0 4' Dr77'Cif PAPERS. L/11/ REP °lir. • .............._ ._-,......: oruTOARD, MAY 18.— His . Majesty the King COURT OF KIN G ' S IiENCII, kHz 2-5. of Wirtenaberg, ' ari d a ll h is family are in great grief I et the death of his Roy a l Hi g h ne i s Prince CHARLES THE RING V. CORBETT. i 1 This was an indidment for a libel:—The plead, PAUL Il r b. aarm icL . son of his Royal Highness Prince . ' •b " d ings mg opene , PAU L . • His Royal Highness was born the 7th of The ...ATTORNEY GENERAL briefly stated to the LVlarch, 1809, and died of a convulsive fever. His Jury, the nature of the case which was now for 'Majesty arrived this morning at Louisburg, to pay a their consideration ; it* was a libel of the most "isit to Prince and Princess PAUL, and to express ' scandalous kind ; l it was not individual, it was more to them the part he takes in the unfortunate dangerous ; it a i me d at t event.he chara c t er an d reputation V_ 814 1C.82 M AY 15.—We work with of his Maje s t y ' s Mi n i sters, and uas intended t o ex _ great aetivity cite feelings in the Soldiery the most - inimical to an 0 .ur dock-yards, in construaing new ships of war, the safety o f t h e country. The Learned Gentle eve ships of the lin e h ave a l rea d y been begun ;two man then read t h e Li bel. It refleded strongly on 0 them will soon he finished. All t h ese vessels are the impropriety of retaining foreign troops in the remarkable for the lightness of their constru6lion. I n order to l aunch them; the canal , which leads country, and accuse d the German Legio n o f b ruta li ty and in. fficie ncy ; at tr ib utinvo Lord CATIEREAGII'S Oro the ars ena l to t h e sea has been deepened and Bill the cr u e l t i es pra C t i sed in the Local Militia. enlarg e d . A frigate, two brigs, and a corvette, feelings of th e Gen out: the to hav already b een equipped, 'arid are ready to go Mr. CORBETT ap peal e d ! 1 tlemen of the J ury to consider the situation in which h We have re p a i re d part of the 14 Russian vesselse was now pl ace d. He wished first to require an which were h ere. The fine frigate called the Crown explanwi o n f rom t h e Attorney-General, Why his trial was not b roug h t on before ? why was it &kr is in th e Canal, ready to put to sea; three French brigs, a n I ta li an goletta, and a French gun-boat are red ? was it not a cru e l ty to proclaim thro' the country that he was a cr i m i na l at the suit of the King,wilhout., in thi s Pert. We see at th e entrance of Led'On, an : giving an immediate oppoituni.y of exculp at i on and , Italian b r i g, a gun-boat , and felucca, . We have at defer ? It was nut a pleasant thi ng for him different arme d ships are * besides pla ce d i n V er d ette , self, who trio an d Chiozza. alartned, and a . uric in a situati o n IA hich the smallest apeearant e of pe r il , to him, would army MAY 20.—1 t i s sa id that the Turkish render &luscious. He asked wily he was i;ot re arrnY is 4.50,000 str. , n4, but in, eon , equeixe of ilie lievecl? why w a s be nut to be detended ?He at klinerons garrisons the Government can scarcely br it ,- 5 1 . 80,00 'men 'into the held. Tile Russi'm first received ail ~roar to come np 10 London to array ir- in stand his • trial—h e did so. .He was then to ld h e , migia ,o back agai.,, f or he' was not to be t r i e d at that Provisions. Th e Ci ty of Bucharest, which lost 1800 ho uses by or e , b e i ng c h ie fl y b uilt of witud, is in 11111 " hi 6 ' 21111 4 ille Case, the Attonie .General such iinpu.verihed circumstanc es t h at i t cannot t y ni- , chtelt much on t h e wor d " loyal.y." He had, how-• 4ertake the re-building of . diem. . ' : ever, lob much discreiion to reproach him with the S' %Valli ut it. MA/Ls. AA~IVED—I Dublin, 1 Waterford. I)u E 2C. ottenbUlo 4 Lisbon, i Malta, DUDJiII, s Waterlural. 41 the Gentletaien of the Jury had ever read his publiCatiun, iiior might well know that he could nut be reproach, d wi g in . ciisloyali). The Attuiney-Ge neral hitmelt must know it. He was tou well ac quainted with his motives to think otherwise. With I respect t o the expressio u " Flog oil, — mentioned in the indiomeni, it must evideutiy appear to be ironical. As to that which alludes to what he Called the " King's Friends," any 'one who ever read his publication, must be,conviiiced, it was never his intention to excite disatiettion or dislike. Every one could perceive that the expression was only satirical 5 perhaps it was t.Minsity expressed, or ill-wr;tteti ; it was a mere ciiiique on Lord Castlereagh's Bill, yet it had heen alleged, that he did . not wean Lord Cishereagli,but the Kingz--th.tt h did not advert to cruelty and flogging, b.it to Glcurge ti,e Third. Sup.: pose his Majesty's Nliiiisters were wa.iiing in the streets, and weir pelted by the nib with mud, would it be said that it "a, not ag mist mein but against the King ? Un the same principle then could the - iiiientio,iot Wino% the (.4ot crlittielli 1111 u peril and hate be attr buted to him. PRICE' 01 S I ( ) CI,J THIS DAY C onsols fo r Opening ► 7l , Omnlum . - r 1: if U SOLELY QIJIS DICIRZ FALSUM AUDEAT? L UNDO A, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1810 , Att th unfiunded r e p ort was )est:2rda circulated at the Settlement of Bencoolen h.id been taken by the Enemy. It arose, we presurne, f the Ircurnstance of the Settlement of l'appanooly, on b tt le coast of Sumatra, being taken on the 12t1i Oato ber by the French corvette Creole, C !pt. RIGAUD• sent a summons first to the Settlement 4J sur teuder; no answer ivai returned. Th e = garr i son .4r d, but the corvette got on the south-side, where t ' the was covercd from the fire, and could etie& a 4 4:14* , If , The garrison then surrendered. Itc.on.. tea only of five. Etropeans and S -pot's. to Enetny had 150 men. Tneybehaved very ill to the prisoners. He then adverted to BLACILiTONes distintlion bptAe,ll mak, by Information and I), Ilicifetweitt. Hii ()deuce the A torile)-Geneial cuosidcreit sti•• st kz . e neral SAR RASIN h as f or some year laboured lit kler the displeasure of BUONAPARTE, att.l ha, t on •b, en obliged 'lO live in a state of gres.t ob letintY ill Holland. The .cause of offence was gi. en as af,‘O as when BUONAPAIVIR was First Coo- Gtneral SARRA,IN, thinking that BL),,NAPARTE c'lld'atied himself with a great deal too much tido -eur, Particularly towards the Generals, expr.essrcl to tilt so frcely, that he - found it expedient %‘'illidraw from Friinre, and resi , !e, as we have , I.r"dY state', privately in Hol:and. A short s ince• the G enera l , thinking pt.rha ; ,, that , hi s Off nye w'as forgotten, or not finding his re- Veiloe Hollan'l ovtrron as IlLit country is with to -crr t roops, rely co m f or t a bl e, V entured to return F 1,• .r "l'°e• Hi s return was soon known to the po ie", and orders were issued ro apprehend hint ; b u t fl at iii g been apprised by a triend ,of his danger, he a e to to the coast, and preferred risuin his life in i t) °Pen g g t e boa: e sea, to trustin g t o fi le j ust i ce or d ) tlitrey on th S UONAPAHTE. The GAteral, we on- may ets ai , d, is indrried to an Am e ri can l a d y, o f Ger extraion. Her name was S'.;fIWARTZ. (I,lngtrous, and required inirnewate putitswileta, yet wonderful to relate, be delayed the punishment and the trial for a whole tweivernanth. Learned Gentleman lately declared, that if Mii.isiers were attar ked, it was not his pract i tce to interit re.— Lord CASTLEREAGH, too, lately lain Ilk ii, ill the House of Commons, that lib ,is could nut be pu nish d w ith greater facility. Lord ELLENBC)ROUGH interrupted the'defeildant, and desired him to be conhuLd to bits defence, and PI? eiticri The following Letter was vtritten by Lo r 3 FoLkE,toNE, iu consequ:'vee of his Letter to :11r4. CLARKE, which we ',Ave al►eady preleuted to oar 11. aders Cowes, ru 12, eri. De Ur WARM:I.3,- 7 J h tve " just seen by ne the pa R p.Alt that Mrs. Clarke has al last published her Book, 'therein a letter addressed her by In J.4ne lash I have not seen the Wolk it-elf; I thereore_do not know what use she antkes of the le , er ; hut it r an• not fail to, occur tor Virit the *llions therein-ez:- pressed were founded SOLELY OM THE BEPR ESE N - I . A• TIONS SHE GAVE ME. The er is et Weiler 'duty fet•ling4 at the sittle ; 13.tt up , m the so kt thus:: feeliugs we hav e already come to an titaaLrs ding; shou:d therefore not have trouhon ith observation, had I not found that led y Do itos fft nirise Is me,tioned in:tip-it letter, hied I was not aware of ; and I think it due to him to state, and I beg y 4.0 to state to him from lite, ai th•.st: err formed and expressed t.t 1 , e„1 wdl s., tisfieJ of the truth Of the representni, us made to • ,-, so now tl,at I have no longer' rta.on t 1 , 1- fain them, J cm have no objection todi.a,;-w them, as I would hate o, m e b: tore, had I tecol le-ted havis so writuft, The same teamrk applies t , >._‘ the Royal Brother.' " 1 will not disguise .Q y.. 0 the 'extreme pain. which I . cd.viyti feel vt hen I,see my name in ihi.l pap is, and my opinions and conduct ma !e the master of public d.scussion; but I think law bound to: gtt e you tun authority to ni.ik e what u s e you, 'or Major Dodd, iffink proper of this • letter. " l r ttlatn, dear' WARDLE, Yo.tr obeJten4 humble Servant, "Tn C. f,. tVardie, Esq. "t O L . K LS 1.3 N E." • knes-strect,- London." - the ships Allion, Thames, Glatton, Earl Ch,,r. .......... lotte, Narquis of Ely, Aincess Amelia, du d G aut's, • Yesterdai m orn i ng as Lord 1 - IAwKE was retort:• arrived in China the 17 , 11 Sept. ISSI, log to Os le use in Gioileesier-, lace, ill iron-vvork Tee Aottinglialn, and Perseverance • ltrived in eNIa- which fastened the pule of his curricle su deuiy gave cao . Roid•, the 1011Yler on the 20th, and the latter on way, the horses set off at full sp2ed, ;red the curt-- rite 23,1 Sept. cle was o•erturned by the i cis' ai the cornereo: the . The Sudety , Castle, Neptune, and Cumber/and, street. Lord HeevisE wis take:, np nearly le, e 4,. ar, ived in China on the Will, I 7il), and Loth of and was card d into Mr. cLANTEHING SA6 A:'s Uctulter. house, in Gloucester-place, vv liele he received eve r t ' The following regulation respecting the Army hai kind attention; and is e ((le haepy to -tate ;hat •ets Lo . dsliip, with the exeeptien of some ,eveie count . recently been .adopted : . sn . iits, and the diskication of his lel s , uultlete is in a. ' "If any Ageiit,` Paymaster, or Clerk of any gar not . xtend to imeutation. lair way not to suffer materially by the accident ; . rkon, regiment, troop, or' eceepany, shall (white s Mr. COBI3ETT then proceeded to state various in- • fl i . 1 • • - .of one which may be altogether cal: d 3 woneerfu• escepe • u )• ( (lain, or withholdfor the Space month, • ' : Lord Efsw KE, seeing the d_arge-r, with the greatest suits .practiseu ou • the Local Militia,' and said, that the pay of any officer or soldier. (cloiths and all other humanity and . preseeee of mind, advised his' greom ust allowances being lirst deduc!e(l), alter see!) pay , to get out behind ; he accordingly did so, and e-eaped the German troops were constantly reniarkable for J shall be by any one of them received ; or if . any of-• disorderly conduct, particularly in the Isle of Wight ; unhurt. Mr. Wool), the surg e .on, wa; loekily.pa s . !leer, having received their soldiers Pay, shall refuge , t the time, and iininedialety tiled his I- id in the battle of Talavera, they were distinguished to pay. each lion-commissioned officer or soldier their • in •) ' 1 ship ; and Messrs. GEIFFITLIS, .lIEAVISIDE, and respeetive pay when it shall become due, and it can only by their cowardice. Tkromss, instantly attended. be proved before a Court Martial, .convened for the The Pour-in. Hand Cl had . their 1. St Meetin g . He adverted to a paragraph. in a Morning Paper, of • . , • , . purpose investigating tne same, every such agent, . • ' ' 1 for the• season. Their procession was delayed by which stated the uncomfortable situation of the soh- .paymaster, deck, or officer so offending shall be die ,o the above accident. There were but four catriages charged from his employment, and shall forfeit diers, when embarking on an expedition at Ports in the_ cavalcade :—Mr. BuxTose in a clese barouche; the informer, upon conviction before the said Court mouth. This he cons dried most dangerous; yet Sir C. BAMPFYLDE, a chatiyl ;+ the E.‘rl of Poicre «- 1001. ; end the inform r, if a soldier (if he demands ' LINGTON, a coach, - exit t{} in the rural of a wail, no prosecution was Instituted. it) shall be discharge.d from any further service.". . • • with his Lordslvp's arms the in iiintatiOn of lire i i Ihe Defendant had no witnesses to produce. Yesteiclay a' grand meetitig Of Fieemasons took royal arms on mail-coaches. Capt. AGAR civ...v:i 11-30ti:le 30ti:le p rince *lolpiiiis Paekt t, from Jamaica, sailed 1 place at the Thatched House Tavern, Kill 'Morais, ..• - • • '' The ATTORNEY GENERAL contradicted the va precession, with his barouche and four greys : , the Vice grand Master, in the Cilair, when the Per sal APril; the Ilial 'n.ghant Packet, from Lisbon, vendish-srpiare and the stie oS leadine out o: it s were lions statements of Mr. Cobbett, respeCling the ' sian Ambassador- was ietrodueed, and made a Ma- crowded with carrhge.s aid s e-rat 7 s 1101eci_2?thi ult. have arrived at Falitioutb—Mails net ' delay or his trial, and his imputation of cowardice son. l'ite Duke of Sussax was present. . 30 and 40' pickpocket, took such St . iStiu )r ns . , a ß nd et r ' e v. a e e l - ) th . 1-ke Marlborough Packet arrived at Lisbon on. and improper condutt.against the German troops. Yestrelay• morning, . between eight and nine rd a pletitiful harvest. e 2 t d ult. • I Lord EiLENBORoUGH then addressed the Jury, o'clock, Joseph Holt, one et - rhe •Ye. wee of his - SMITAFIELD MARKET, heats ts. ~. Yesie ...........— M . ajeit . v . 's G•i . iir.t, , cot his throat with a razor, at his and after a most owe:lent Charge, in which he de. This day's Market had a short supply o: differeet At 4u _ r da a Y morning his MAJESTY, the Princesses . ._ his . . bquse, to Piti,iCe h-tOw, PlinliCl), 0' Which he died : kinds of Cattle; Beef, 'Mlitttail Pei k atid lal b • . about eleven o'clu k. 14 is r-iperted it was an acci tt I,:_iy . lid . Sophrit, with seyerAt attendants, rode Clared opinion, _ that the publication in qiiestion are dearer than our last rep, rt ° V 'is cheaper;' -II ; 4,,1 43 l isua - l e " . (k in Windsor Park. The Royal Family was a gross Libel; the Jury in about a minute and (tent whin he was shaving Lutist I. ; it the deed was and the trade in general was somewhat flai TI ~ vt-ited the Princess AMELIA. a hail, returned a verdict of Guilty. ititeluiumil, it is ve4y theiccolintable : his ciecurn-• se.:es in the H yMarket were ‘ tietliti ; H ' .--- )e ' y an d es eti l i -uuNuAs arrived at Windsor on Wednesday i stances werr! v.-ry good, tie havi . g upwaids tit 2001. 5 . r.,1% , fetched be - tel I r , ces than Mund.gly's :Market' ~ , . A ket ) g_ , and remained that night with the Princess I 11.•••••m;...,Imm 01••=7.011. per annum, indepeudent. He was not ter to . , he 1: a r• s..ioVer sold at last prices. . e4 tsan k . : Her Rtial Hignii,ss bad a good niht's 1 Duke ot Porthoid a number ot tears ; he le d every THAMES roLICE•UFFICE.—Yesterday William' • CoaN-Exchkrioa, JUNE 15.—T0 day there are • ,-, 11,.. `:' Yebteiday morning she wi . s cesier. appearanc , of Wiletiealili ani liar piness in Ins coantr- , , _ , „.„,. -,.. • • „ this ~, I Oliver, a native of Dunkirk , lung in . the. Engl!sli : sie . ,,e sup, : iies er vv neat, mostly m et. k s forcign trance; his wa, toting oreaklast when he per- L ' 4 : 4 1 Illursday seutligitt the wife •of a labouring service as a seaman, was charged with the murder of air vats ~i near 20,000 quarters, aud s des t bc , ly,,: St . Martin's-Luc, was' brought to bed of a I/tied - Pasco on board the trig Peggy, in the IVledi. petrated the deed. last pri. , es • Barley and Malt at lase quotation, )tettr and an Sunday last of' a fernaie• child, and trranean, by strangling him in his birth V itil a ' Letters from Heligoland of th 6th mention a ru- /3 , ..-aos of the two kinds likewise; New I.cks, 425. Otl l ,, t 'q. l2l othitig si,e was again thiiverea of two handkerchief. He was tally cooirnitted to Newg-le mour pruvalent at Ha.eb irgb, that BuoNApARTE has to 48a. pyr Quartvr ; but few White Peas, aild •uil t<< hat terl::ile two former, are likely to well; but the ‘ for trial al the Admiraity Sessiutis, which Commence demanded 20,000 oleo of the ► 1L0.% of Durk for a,. clear ; Uas are in short supply and rather , and their mother, cow lie •dead. . -on the isth o f urxt mouth. i a particular service. The s ~.--~ . . PARES, JUNE teitel - froth Venice of 14 14th tilt says, " Our flotill3 put if) sea a few dti,,t ago. It consists of a frigate, 4 brgs., 4 c )rveye., several guri-bons. Iti destination ha, ink traps... Aired." . ' • It is 'asserted that several regimeilts of chasseur and hitssars ; which are Nturning from Gt-rinatty ; through cite Department of. Mont-Tonnere h are • to continue their march by way ..tt Cul ford, and Bcsancou. The Fret ch privateers the Hete Canta;tl and La Pieioire, Captain Terragno, both of I At:t kit erp, hav e c trtnred attti ta rr iA n f•o the Tex-i tour vessels that had conie tr. to Etigl a n 1 , One of flitini unit'. Dutch colours, was u. enly een in counnu.,l - v..ith ith? ett. i»,', ur n z rs. Anartich• from Vienna of th- tilt, sap "Acr, - cording to ads. ces float Constantinople, L•1•/..1•= Maubourg, French Charge crArfai!s, bad obtained 4 s i ,ecial audie nce o f t h e 1 ) van, at which he officially notifi,•-d to n.ttified to th Rirtt- the .%14;.ri ge of the Emperor IV+pole .n Wi h the Arciuluci+t-.. Mafia Louisa.' The Kaimacan, anti tit- Aga 01, te J 111,4 sat les, had b•-en suddetly_diqn , is e in co s..qu uce of sow seditious proceedings alto t 4 the Janisartes.`'. • Ti,e Rossiait Colonel de N ckisch Is ; by Authority of the Eat! ror , t 1 let.) in t ! a tiorps•ot Sery tan Cosa ks, ire to .erne in Alb 'llia. , HAAHLI,M, JUNE 7.--Le tt-r s tr - m S rtlstind_ot the 30th ult. state, that ordets were exi,ected ;bele from' S wetien which wottld t tiro c insiderable •obstruAions in the tv ty of the tr d • to that purr.— Th y further mention, 'hit all lb,• g uo is there had tiett put under scquestration. From Codenliagen, onder..date, o : the Qr.'s Wt. We kirn th rt an E gi ish cruizin in the Cattegat, und-r Swe ,ii!) 'g, had c g aptured two Danish privatecrs, which were suppos, d to have bceti.sent to Anholt. Nine,! wish dttva'ee r , s , 1.-d from Aaldburg,-and had area taYo Aatdourg, • the Entipaght, of Oldenburg; Jacob Pi let s, ter, I ith sugar, from llottetd.an, of Newcai tie,- for Gottenhurgh ; into Hals, the AtuerLian t essel the Olive Branch, P. How anti, Ma.ttr, with a cargo o; tobacco, last from London for Go'tenb .r 4 i) ; and into Graipswalde, the vesst-I4 corninan led •by Captains Muller. and Bottler, end also a- vessel be= longing to Dantzic. NAVAL NE WS. • , PLYMOUTH, :TUNE 13 . — Arriired his Majesty's ship favourite, from a cruize ; two tranßports front Guadalohpe, with French prisoners; also arrived his Majesty's ships 'Shannon from off Brest Pheasant, and Peacock from separate eruizes; the Aelive, WBBB, from Swansea ; Zeka and Harriet, EAST• BURN, from Neath Cotharih e , B ROWN, from lz)n= don ; and M ar y and Ann, HARRISON, from SLILI• derland. PORTSMOUTH ) JUN 13 14.—Came id last night his Majesty's ships Naiad, from a, cruize off Chei bourg; and Furieuse j from Halifax. - - His Majesty's ship Mizard.ts this day appointed convoy to Newfoundland. Passed by this Port the Blenheim, from Grenada; Flora, from Tortola; and Lady Harwood, from Barbadoes. Several passengers and their baggage have b.en landed at this Port during the morning. Arrived. his Majesty's ships Sabina, from Halifax; and Gannet, from Guerns-•y. Cline in last night the ship Peter Poulin, prize to h:s M ,jesf y's scho 'her Thistle. She came last for Bermuda, - where she was condemned with her. cargo, consisting of spice, the greatest part of wai sot: prevfous to Tier leat ing that pl.-ice, Sailed the Pitt, SMITH ; and Geor.se, I - 4AvAN, for Nevvcaslle; and the Friendship, Cmht, for Suuderland. • Sailed his Majesty's ship Africaine for Plymouth. Came into the harbour the Triton, LAMB, froth London for-Quebec. Arrived the Dove, BADCOCX, from London. Went out of harbour the ketch Margaret, MAC• MASTER, for Cadiz. ' SHEERNESS , , JUNE !S.—Came down the River Thames the America, a new 74, just liunched up the `River, to lie in ordinary at this port. JUNE 14.—Carne into harbour his Majesty's ship Serapis. Arrived his Majesty's b;ig Spiteful. - DOVER, JUNE 4 . —Passed by for London : • The Lord Nelsen, Harrison, from Barbadoes; Baltic Merchant, Sthith, from St. Vincent; Niel Malcolm, Aitkin; Ealing Grove, Ncw, fium Dominica; Lady Hood, Flaiia. gan, from St-. kilt's ; Rus,ia Comfiany, Drysdale, , from Antigua ; General Craig, Harvie, from Tobago; Berw i ck, Watson, from barbadoes ; Sovereign, Smith, from St. Croix ; Averick, Gary, tom Virginia ; Flora, Thompson, from Dominica ; Intrii:sic, Philips, from Grenada ; Kew very, Lamb, from Tobago ; Somerset, 'Taylor, Sr. from Lucia; Brawnsberg, Hatnhn, from Cenada ; Economy, Ross, horn Demerara ; llebe, Brown; Caroline, ,H ye s , from St. _Kitt's ; Canada, Dive, (roan St. Vincent ; and Itikes, Young, from St. I howas. JUNE I 4.—Artiv,cl thisjnornlng, his Ma jeLty's 4hii) Bioncle va.. fl et fro , n (he West Indies, which are sa led f-r the R vet, a nongst them are— TN; Helena, Phel . ,n ; Hannon , ; from St. Kitt's; London, Duc:dn; Chrohne, ; and K.n,gstnn, /swim. 3.41. t(on, 14,11,,1(,4 ; Ji.ntour, f r..ze ; 1%/4,1s n; ermg,ll,,, vey ; Siovereno, Young ; amt. Kinrn, t..7,ltcs, trout °bay" Al6Jon, Nlch.ison, rpm' Dcwerara Conk. aon D. ys4l,le, twill Ant gua Haim. Aiewlmot, Sm;ris ; hodclinAton, Safe; trom ,t. Vim.rins ; .Y L4l t 3 .tr:JaJOeS ; and :wont o otitai Iles not k 1 10 , V41. 3 • Anivet4 the San Domingo and Inflexible fotrm off Fi us li 1 rig . le, o 4 t bosis DO t ° (JO: arl“ l ose, ,care iJ.J f cle a" that plea" erea ilea 0 5 t of ;red All' hat ~~ k~ ~~